Again, my role is to be an auditor, which is to audit against what the federal government says it's going to do. It's not my role to provide you with advice on what the federal government should do on this issue.
What I can say as an auditor is that we look to the pan-Canadian framework, and we expect that when we audit that framework we will see implementation plans that are clear, with clear accountabilities and clear allocation of resources to be able to implement that plan.
It is also clear from the information from the federal government that there is still a gap, and I understand that the government has a series of other activities that were not included in the pan-Canadian framework that they indicate will contribute to reductions—things like transit and all the other investments—but we haven't audited these. When I come back in 2020 or in 2021 and we've audited the beginnings of the pan-Canadian framework, we'll be able to give you more information.